A recent study by Climate Central indicates that human-induced climate change has intensified Atlantic hurricanes, increasing their wind speeds by an average of 18 mph over the past six years. The analysis shows that 85% of storms from 2019 to 2024 had their strength significantly enhanced due to warmer ocean temperatures caused by climate change. This has resulted in storms jumping hurricane categories, with Category 5 storms now more prevalent. The research underscores the dangerous impact of rising global temperatures on hurricane intensity and potential for destructive weather events in the future.